Thank you so much for putting this site together Anne. My husband (Darcy Brooks) is a 4X Great Grandson of John & Francis Brooks. He comes from the line that ended up going out west to Vancouver Island. I decided to start researching his family after having a discussion with his father last summer. We found all the info SO interesting. In fact, we decided for our summer vacation this year to travel to PEI (the only province ironically my husband had never been to). We spent an afternoon exploring Murray Harbour and went to the Cemetery to 'meet' John & Francis Brooks. We went through every stone to visit all of the Brooks'. It was an amazing trip and my husband tells everyone about it. we felt so connected to the family while we were there. A year ago we had no idea where his family came from, now we have walked the same ground that his ancestors walked on, worked on & built.

I am a descendant of Alexander B. Mumert/Mummert & Sarah W. Pope. Sarah Pope & Emma Pope were sisters - both daughters of Abraham Pope & Sarah Crampton.
I would very much like to have info. on the Pope's.
Long time ago my Grandmother Edith (Allen) Kysar wrote back & forth with William Turgoose (found a couple of letters dated 1976, 1977). He also had a lot of family history about the Pope's. Do you have any of that or know who does?
Please contact me.
Eileen Cox

My great grandmother (Margaret Elizabeth Bowes) was married to John Works. My grandfather (John & Margaret's son) was Cecil Works who died in 1991. His last name was changed to Wark - don't know why that was.

Richard Wark

Thank you for sharing your site! I was checking out a blood line of my new grandson whose great great grandfather was Albert N.L.Voden and your information has saved me a lot of effort!

I wonder if your research shows adult male MacDonalds living in the proximity of a Murray family on PEI, circa 1862. I believe my paternal grandfather's name was the result of a non paternal event. Y-DNA testing strongly suggests a link to the MacDonalds of Skye. Are you aware of any DNA testing within your family?

Deborah Smart Hooper daughter of Ephriam Hooper and Isabella Giddings was my 3rd g grandmother she married George Henry Alexander. Ephriam Hooper was the son of John Hooper Sr b 26 Mar 1782 Middlesex, England and Deborah Curtis b 1782 Alton Hampshire England.

Your site has been very useful in my search of our ancestry. I would like to know if anyone knows what brought my great-grandparents, Rev. William Woodman and Mary (Tucker) Woodman from PEI to Ontario.

Stumbled on your great website! So much great info on my father's family! I never knew much of the history and where his father was from. Thank you so much!

I come from the Brooks family in Prince Edward Island, Canada - but none of the names I have match on your list. I have Ramsey, Hibbett, Lord to name a few of the names. Maybe it is me, but I couldn't find any of those names here. I always heard from my Grandfather Herbert William Brooks from Summerside who was born in PEI in 1880 ---that their were 3 brothers - one named John that came to PEI - and I descended from one of them. Are we related?

Hello Anne,

It was lovely to find your website. My ancestors were the Inkpens, Farleys and Lows.

My great grandmother was Elizabeth Ann Inkpen daughter of Joseph Henry Inkpen and Elizabeth Farley. She married Henry Low and had my grandmother Margaret Rebecca Lowe.

I have traced family back to Ticehurst and Maidstone. It was lovely to see the photo of Fountain House in Goudhurst, Kent.

If anyone has any photos of Inkpens or Farleys, it would be fantastic to see them. I have a photo of Elizabeth Inkpen taken late 1890's to early 1900's.

Regards,
Kim